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FAA Issues Warning, Orders Inspection of Hundreds of 737 Max Jets
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has issued a new warning about Boeing's 737 Max jets, ordering hundreds of them to be inspected for possible cracks.
The inspection is a precautionary measure, as the FAA cited concerns that some of these planes may have cracks in their fuselage or other structures.
No specific incidents were mentioned in the FAA's warning, but it's clear that the regulator wants to err on the side of caution given the history of issues with the 737 Max.